/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11668169

11 out of 11 easily

But I'm kind of horrified that for a lot of these questions, only 50-70% of the respondents got it right. Only 63 percent of the population understands how seasons work? 57 percent of people were able to correctly multiply 40 * (45/60)? Is there something I'm missing here, like maybe a large number of people giving joke answers?

How the fuck do I see colors the way I do?

How the fuck would you be able to program the sensations into an AI so it can see colors the way I do?

There must be something more to this than just neurons firing.

Why do I experience my consciousness but not the consciousness of others?

If I was frozen for 100 years and unthawed and rejuvenated would it still be me? What decides these rules?

If in 100 years, I died but my entire body was 3d printed and became animate again, would that new being have my consciousness or would I just be dead forever?

What if half of my brain died and then science was able to rejuvenate it years later?

At what point does it stop being me?

A few years ago I had a seizure because I ingested high amounts of sage oil.
I woke up in an ambulance.
Was I technically dead while I had passed out?
Why did I wake up?
What there another quantum universe where I simply died?

There's more to this than reductionism/materialism.

Pls explain.

University isn't fun. All I do is put a lot of mental effort into learning some arbitrary garbage so I can shit it out on a test like a well trained pet.

How do you guys enjoy university? Am I just not one of the chosen that's love learning like you guys?